The Anoa’i family legacy in WWE just got even bigger. Recently at WWE’s Crown Jewel event, Sami Zayn stepped up to back Roman Reigns and The Usos in a tough situation against Solo Sikoa, Jacob Fatu, and Tama Tonga. Although Reigns and The Usos had already suffered a defeat, the chaos didn’t end with the bell. Sikoa’s group continued their assault, only for Zayn to rush in, hoping to restore order.

Initially, it looked like Zayn might join forces with Sikoa, but he quickly turned on him, delivering a powerful suplex. Things took an unexpected twist, though, when Zayn accidentally struck Reigns with his signature Helluva Kick after Sikoa dodged out of the way. This misstep stirred even more tension within the family, with Jey Uso inviting Zayn to SmackDown, while Jimmy warned him to steer clear of their ongoing family issues.

On the business side of things, WWE is keeping up its momentum by signing more members of the legendary family. This year has already seen the likes of Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu join The Bloodline on SmackDown, solidifying the family’s dominance. And now, Lance Anoa’i—previously known for his time in MLW—has officially signed with WWE as well. The news first broke when MuscleManMalcom shared a photo of Lance in NXT gear. While he’s currently sidelined with an injury, Fightful Select confirmed he actually signed earlier this summer, though his in-ring debut might still be a ways off.

In another interesting development, WWE has teased a new signing to be revealed at Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling Super Sunday event on November 10th. Rumor has it that Zilla Fatu, the son of the late Umaga, might be the next family member to step into WWE, with Fatu himself recently hinting that it’s his destiny to follow in his father’s footsteps. With the Anoa’i family’s growing presence, the WWE landscape is set for more family drama and fierce competition for years to come.